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IS Jans 1958 


MEMORANDUM FOR; CHIEF, FINANCE DIVISION 


SUBJECT 


: TSS/Budget Officer 

: MKUJLTRA Subproject 65, Invoice No. Z 

Allotment 8»2502-10-Q01 


|, Invoice No. Z for the above subproject is attached. 
Payment should be made a® follows! 

Cashier's check ia the amount of $2,159. 00 


2, Please forward the check to Chief /TSS/ Chemical 
Division through TSS/Budget Officer by Wednesday, 2 July 
1958. 

3. This 1 b a final invoice. A total of $52,150. 00 was 
obligated under this subproject during FY 58. However, since 
it ia anticipated that additional funds will be obligated for this 
project.the files should not bo closets. 


TSS/Chcmlcal Division 

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Distribution: 

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INVOICE 


For services 



CERTIFICATIONS 

(1) It ia hereby certified that this is Invoice No, Z applying to Subproject 
65 of MKUJLTRA, that performance has been satisfactory, that the serv- 
ices have been accomplished ia accordance with mutual agreements, that 
a detailed agenda of the payments and receipts is on file in TSS/CD, that 
this bill is just and correct and that payment thereof has not yet been 
made. 


Chief, TSS 7 Chemical Division 


Date: 

(2) It is hereby certified that this invoice applies to Subproject 65 
under MKUIiTRA which was duly approved and that the project ie 
being carried out in accordance with the memorandum dated 
12 April 1953 from the DO to the DD/A, and the extension of this 
authority in subsequent memoranda. 


Re search 'Director 


Date: 

















14 April 1958 

MEMORANDUM FOR: THE COMPTROLLER 


ATTENTION : Finance Division . , pi 

SUBJECT j MKULTRA, Subproject 65 

Additional Authorisation No. 2 

Under the authority granted in the Memorandum dated 

13 April 1953, from the DCI to the DD/A and tho extension of 

this authority In cube eque rut memoranda, Subproject 65 was 

previously approved. Under the tame authority an additional 

turn of $2,150. 00 has. been, authorised to cover the Subproject’s 

expenses (thereby bringing to a total of $52,150.00 fund a obligated 

during FY 5S), to bo charged to Allotment 6-2502-1Q-Q01. 





TSS/ Chemical Division 


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11 April 1958 


MEMORANDUM FOR: _ THE RECORD 

SUBJECT : Supplementary Funds, KKULTRA, Subproject 65 

1. The purpose of the supplement to this project Is to 
support- a spec 14k .study pre d t c t i rg tte_nljustBient of the 
refugees already examined In this project. Several members of the 
project staff uill Independently rate eac h subject on a specified 
lint, of adj ustment variables having to d o vith health, occupation, 

social relationships, and acculturation. 

2. While it has been anticipated that the original, budget 
for the current year would cover the cost of this phase, delays^ 
in acquiring and processing the original data consumed the budgeted 
vorktiffio of several of the staff members. The attached supple- 
mentary budget includes only eolaiy payments to staff members who 

are no longer on tbs project payroll. 

3 . The total additional cost of this project will not exceed 
$ 2 , 150 . 00 , (thereby bringing to a total of $ 52 , 150.00 funds obligated 
during IT 58), to be charged against Allotment 8-&5C2-10.O0. 

4. Other specification for this project remain as stated 







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in the Memorandum for the Record dated 28 October 1957 > Subject: 
Continuation of Project MKULTRA," Subproject 65 . 




TSS/Chemical Division 


APPROVED FOR OBLIGATION OF FUNDS: 



Distribution: 


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5 October i 960 


MEMORANDUM FOR lift: RECORD 

SUBJECT: Accounting for MKULTRA Subproject 65 


This project vaa terminated with the grant 
Bade in FY 57-53. An accounting vas rendered to the 
Society and subsequently transmitted to us covering the 
terminal grant, b at v aa treated as a part of the total 
money given- tr^j^BfflgpIdiiring this fiscal period in 
that accounting vhlcn i a on file in MKULTRA Subproject 6l. 



Chief 

TSD/Research Branch 






This project ($50*000) was accounted for In the over-all 
iPKH^Prooect - MKULTRA 65 (j ) 






















30 October 195? 


MEMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF, FINANCE DIVISION 


SUBJECT: 


TSS /Budget Officer 

A1KUJ.TR A Subproject 65, Invoice No, 1, 
Allotment 8»25C2«10«Q0J 


I, Invoice No, I for the above eubpsojsct is attached. 
Payment should be made aa follows: 


Two cashier's checks, one in the amount of $30, 000, OH 
and C-.W }J!thc_i.r.-:0U!it of .>20, COO. 00, both 


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2. Please forward the checks to Acting Chief, TSS/ 
Chemical Division through TSS/Badget Officer by Friday, 

8 November 175?. 

3. This is a final invoice. A total of $50, 000, 00 was 

■ obligated under this subproject during FY 53. However, since It is 
anticipated that additional funds will be obligated for this project, the 
files should not be closed. 


Attachments: 

Invoice fe Certifications 


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Distribution: 

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CERTIFICATIONS 

(1) It le hereby certified that this is Invoice No. I applying to Subproject 
65 of MKUJUTRA, that performance has been satisfactory, that the serv- 
ices have been accomplished in accordance with mutual agreement*, that 
a detailed agenda of the payments and receipts is cm file in TSS/CD, that 
this bill is just end correct and that payment thereof ha* not yet been 
made. 


Acting Chief, TSS/ Chemical Division 


(2) It is hereby certified thfet this invoice applies to Subproject 65 
under MKUi.TRA which was duly approved and that the project is 
being carried out in accordance with the memorandum dated 
12 April 1953 from the DCI to the DD/A, and the extension of this 
authority in subsequent memoranda.. 


P.esearch Director 


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KSidOIiANOUi.1 l-UUt COMI*TUGU.E8 


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ilaanc© Division 
JUKULTiiA, Subproject 65 



VoJc-? the authority grafted in the »i€-ST«er8Rduio dated 
IS April 1-553 from tu* »>ci to the »;>/A, and ths extension 
of this authority- irt subsequent tae»*orj.nda r iubproject 65 has 
bevti approved end .-50. OUO.OO of the over-all MK.U.LT*'A 
project funds hat, been obligated to cover the subproject's 
expense*. This oblUaUoa of funds should be charged to 
■Allotieeat 6-2502-10-061. 


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28 October 195? 


MEMORANDUM FOR: THE RECORD 


SUBJECT 


: Continuation of Project MKULTRA, 
Subproject 65 


1. The^uyMs^yMsj^oject is to co^ima^ency 
support of Dr.SHSHBSSm^ studies on ■BBp refugees . 
At the present time the first phase of this study is approaching - 
completion. .It is expected that the second phase, that of pre - — 
dieting certain r e s ults of the displacement of these individuals, 
will occupy Dr facility for the remainder of this year. 

The third. 


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or follow-up phase oh the| 
by investigators other than Dr. 


predictions, will be made 


2. This reviewed and approved by the Board /2 

of Directors ofJJJgPjjpat the meeting of 11 March 1957. It 

will be noted that the attached budget indica t es an expenditure of 

$87, 621.00 for the coming year. Dr^p|p^fha s agreed to obtain O' 
supp ort from sources outside the G overnment to defray those costs 
exceeding $50, 000.00. ^ 


3. The cost of the program for a period of one year.. 

1 Julv T9&Os. J jeslimaled to be $50. 000. 00. Thej| 

■m.n n h— i.u.mi \ v i|i|l| be us?W"'b , ~s a cutout 

for t Fans ferrThYtne n""eyTo j|SS jBBliWSBHiHf^^ Charges 
should be made against Allot otnw 0-001. 


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submit to them a summary 

jting on an annual ft a si s' 'of alimonies received from thq 

Also, it has been requested that any unexpended funds be 
returned as soon as possible upcSn the close of the grant year. 


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5. Title to^sny permanent equipment purchased by funds 
granted the be retained by the University in 

lieu of higher overhead rates. 


6. In connection with travel under this project, it is 
agreed that the Agency will accept the travel documentation 
and accounting which conform with the practices of the University. 


A PPR OVED FOR OBLIGATION 
OK FUNDS: 




Date: 




Attachment: 

Proposal and Budget 

Distribution: 

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>,'© vi'M have completed the interviewing of ^ 

July I. 1957. In tha course of six months wo have examined find interviewed 

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70 Informants - e task which required almost lj years in ths^^^pp study. 

The improved efficiency of tYe4§£££££ study is in part the result of tho 
experience gained with tho investigation of ihs repidity vlth 

which the interviewing has been conducted has loft ua Kith a largo backlog 
of material vhi^h is still to bo transcribed fil'd typed. Our present staff 'Of 
typists will bo busy for at least smother -• six • months in 'coMpletlng this work 
and our consumption of clerical ewpplies will remain high during this time. 

With the completion of tho 4pNHB^i n ^ vlc>wLng * th * interpreters and 
sosse of the other spools! personnel who wars hired specifically for this 
project Will be dropped from the payroll. However, tho task of digesting and 
collating the information and preparing the neeassary reports is just beginning 
find will certainly occupy us £pr_6t_3, oast six months. Although our 
speaking psychologist End our anthropologist will not bo giving 


speaking psychologist End our aapSSSBP anthropologist will not be giving 
Marly so much Uma to tho project ss they have during the past few months, 
it will nevertheless bo necessary for them to participate in the ©valuation 

of our information, find wo will have to recompense them to so urn extent for 

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tholr Our experience with the &r '^wmSf&fP' C>&Ve3 U3 

an ©xtmordinarily largo body of intensive information on a significant numb © v 
of important representatives of these two societies. Although tho first 
report on theijlttfPls now being completed, wo hsvo only begun to drew from 


report on now being completed, wo hsvo only do gun to crew trom 

those data ranch of tho valuable information which can be obtained. It la sy 
opinion that it is of great importance' for the members of my staff to busy 
themselves during tho next oix months Kith tho evaluation of the information 
which they have obtained find the completion of tho reports based upon it. 


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During ths sarna period, v« will be engaged In planning the next step In 
our Investigations . Froliminsry conferences relating to this era now under 
way. V’e anticipate that our efforts will ag>sin bo in the direction of the 
evaluation of significant n&tibers of other societies now under Coauiunist 
domination , or otherwlsa of interest, end that we shall also concern ourselves 
with the devalopmnt of methods of evaluation end assessment. Our next project 
should get under way soso tto® after the first of next year, and the details 


will have been worked out veil ini advance of this date. The Eceospanying budget 
is based upon a plan of activities as outlined above. 


The present staga of ^r^HgjU^s project in brain function will have been 
completed by January 1, 1953 end at that '.dll be transferred 

to this project on a full-tima basis to give hie tine to the collation and 
publication of material assembled from the^^^p^aad^^jj^p^studies. 

Op until that time he will be working on this project on s p*srt-t4s» basis. 



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ftp project director 

, physician, full time 

PygicUn, part time ; 

gyehlstrist, part tiffs ' 

.psychologist, full tins from Jen. 1, 1958 

i, admin, asst, 
secretary 

secretary, part tli» 

, typist-recent. 

typist i 

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5$ La tire. .feiaii Soc. JSfflc. 


11,000 
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2,000 
4,000 
4,750 

4,250 . , 

3,800 
600 
3,300 
3,100 
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1 psychologist until august 4, 195? 

1 psychological statistician for collation of data, part tiws, 1 yr» 
l anthropologist, 6 months 
Other statistical services 

Additional typing (preparation of manuscripts, tape record* nrs, 
psychological reports, records, end dittoing) 


Supplies 

Office Equipment 

Tecluilcrtl Equipment 

Library 

Miscellaneous 


Rent 


945 

2,600 

1,000 

1,000 

3,000 

3,000 

1,500 

1,000 

200 

1,000 

10,680 

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28 June 1956 


MEMORANDUM FOR: -THE RECORD 


SUBJECT 


MKUhTRAy Subproject 65 


conduct of the research program of 

Subproject 48 vas set up-to- continue -under TSS^hsureswrch . 
activity originated under CIA special, The 7 T 

administrative aspects of this activity axe to be carried on 
as tKULTRA Subproject 60. The research work commenced by 
DffliSB® under Subproject 48 is to be continued as Subproject 
65 . 

,2. The scope of the program to be undertaken by Dr. . 

m B 8 l \ribl encompass a detailed study of those factors vhich 
influence human behavior that could be used as a means of 
achieving intelligence objectives. The major effort of Dr. 
HHBMPs- prog ram will, be: 

(a) To better understand the factors vbichc&use 
individuals to defect, commit treason or change 
loyalties. , 

(b) To develop skills by vhich potential defectors 
can be detected. 


(c) To develop methods for increasing the chances 
of defection of various target individuals. 

A more detailed outline of the proposed program is attached. 


3 . Subproject 48 will expire on 30 Juae 1956. The mSmmBm 

estimates that 
Knffiexpended funds re- 

mal ning.. T hese fluids were obligated in Fiscal Year 1956. Since 
Pr.«MM|vas directed by TSS/OD to enlarge the scope of his 
former program, it is the desire of TS3/CD to utilize the above 
surplus funds to finance his expanded program. Normally, the 


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unused funds of a project should hejeturned.at the end of , 
the fiscal year* For* security Teasers it is not desirable to 
have the unexpended Society funds returned, since such return 
vould appear very peculiar on the hooks of this type of 
organisation. Instead of return, the unused money is to be 
reobligated within the present Yl 195 6. 


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PROJECT II 



1. Practical Agency objectives of this study from which the 


scientific objectives of the| 


j. Project issue: 


To develop materials and techniques for influencing 
human behavior as one means of achieving clandestine 
intelligence objectives. Specifically, to conduct re- 
search and development work that will enable Agency 
personnel to: 

(a) Belter understand the factors which cause 
individuals to defect, commit treason or 
change loyalties. 

(b) Develop skills by which potential defectors 

can be detected. 

(c) Develop methods for increasing the chances ■ 
of defection of various. target individuals. 


2. Scientific obicctives of til*} 




Project II. 


To systematically study defection iu order to: 

(a) Define the psychological characteristics of 

individuals who have defected, with particular 


empnasis 


sis on the interaction of the psychological 




and situational factors acting at the time of 
their defection. 

(b) Define the circumstances under which men 
have defected from military, political, 
religious, social and cultural groups and 
evaluate the factors appearing to influence 
such defections. 

(c) Study individuals who have maintained loyalty 
in the face of persistent, sustained attempts 
to charge, affect and alter this loyalty and 
evaluate the factors appearing to contribute 
to this resistance, • , 

Definitio ns: 

"Defection" is defined as the conscious breach of 
allegiance or duty to a value system, cause, person, ideology, 
philosoohy or organisation, replaced bv a willingness to actively 
support systems, etc,, which are antagonistic to tne position 
previously held. 





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To "systematically study" refers to (a) the assembling 
and evaluating as much as possible of the pertinent information 
pn the subject of defection viewed as an historical, sociological 
and psychological phenomenon; (o) examining a sample of 

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known defectors and known resistors according to predetermined 
methods (medical, psychiatric, sociological and psychological); 

(c) systematically and objectively recording the results of such 
examinations; and (d) collating and evaluating the data obtained 
•in order to determine significant differences, isolate important 
characteristics and test comparative methods for determining 
these differences and characteristics. 

3, Status; A working group, primarily composed of professionals 
formerly engaged in .the "Brainwashing" and "Chinese Cultural" 
studies has been formed, Much of the material already col- 
lected in these studies has applicability to toe proposed study 
outlined above. This group has prepared a plan of action and taey 
are ready to begin operation whenever- requested, A major part 
of the study can be completed in one year. 






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BUDGET: 


Payroll 


Project II 


Retire sent 


Social Security 
Consultant Fees 
Statistical Services 
Supplies 

Fura. & Equijscent 
Travel & Entertainment 


54,725 

2,736 


Reference Library 
Telephone 


Maintenance 
Conference Expenses 
Electricity 


Miscellaneous 


Overhead at CjS 


Subtotal 


TOTAL 


$ 70,422 


$ 76,056 








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ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET* 


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MKUI/FRA. Subproject 65 


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MEM0HAH1XJM FOR: COMFTROI.UER 

ATTENTION i Hnance Division 

SUBJECT : MKUhTiiA, Subproject 65 and 48 


1. Under the authority granted ir. the memorandum dated 
33 April 1953 j from the DOI to the DD/A, and the extension of 
this authority in subsequent memoranda. Subproject 48 was 
previously approved. During Fiscal year 1956, $240,479.00 
was approved and obligated jfor__tliiB a project. ----- 

2 . The scope of the project has been reduced so that 
only $ 166 , 479.00 of the originally appropriated if 56 funds 
will be used, The balance , amount ing to $74,000.00 has been 
transferred to f-KULTRA, Subproject 65 , under the authority 
cited in paragraph 1 above. 



TSS/Chaiaical Division 


APPROVED FOR OBIIGATIOW OF FUNDS: 



Distribution: 

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